This is Renegade Talk Radio.

It's Monday morning in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios.

And how can this happen?

I'm amazed that every day there is a new story, a new point of view.

But let not your hearts be troubled, my audience, because I know exactly what you're thinking. Not only that this is happening,

but then how do we deal with it? I have an idea today. You know, when I was a little kid, I used to, when I was a little

girl, I wanted to believe what I wanted to believe. And I wanted to wish it so. But somehow, oh, no matter how hard I wished, it did not come true.

And then as I became an adult, I realized that the more I wished, the dumber down I got.

That's the title of today's show.

We are going to talk about throwing in the towel, and then we're going to double the trouble

the trouble.

But once we're all done with that, we're going to set the record straight.

Because I know my audience, and you guys are tough. You're not going to give up.

That's easy. Nothing in life is easy. You know, a Las Vegas restaurateur stirred the pot.

My interpretation of this headline meant that stirring the pot wasn't a good thing. We used to champion it in my time. I must be irrelevant because I think you

should act according to your beliefs.

You should be able to discern what is true and right and what is false and wrong.

To discern something is to recognize its true worth and validity.

Javier Baharas, Barajas, Gutierrez's story, starts off like that of many immigrants in the

United States, who grew up in foreign lands and crossed borders in search of a better life for themselves and

their families. Now it seems that it's become a way to find a better criminal life for them and their families.

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